VIDEO: Shout London festival makes successful return
By David Hennessy
Shout London, the annual mental health film and arts festival, returned to The Kiln Theatre in Kilburn and The Crown Hotel...
Kildare is tapping into the St Brigid revival to connect with its diaspora
Kildare is marking the 1500th anniversary of St Brigid’s death with a week-long festival that includes, Denise Chaila, Imelda May, Darina Allen, Jess Murphy,...
Airing things out
Martin Doyle told David Hennessy about his book Dirty Linen: The Troubles in my Home Place that examines the effect of the violence on...
The return of Ashford Place’s mental health festival, Shout London
Following the success of the inaugural SHOUT LONDON last year, the mental health film and arts festival from Ashford Place is to return this...
Family of murdered Joe Deacy still hoping to see justice
Joe Deacy’s family still hope to see someone held accountable for what happened to Joe six years ago when on holiday in Mayo.
Hope is...
How Ireland navigated Brexit
By David Hennessy
Ireland’s Call: Navigating Brexit by Stephen Collins is a forensic study of the Brexit negotiations from an Irish perspective.
It tells the story...
How food prices increased in the past year
The cost of food and drink in the UK has increased at its sharpest rate since 1980, with surges in the prices of many...
Inflation back at 40-year high as food prices soar
Inflation last month returned to the 40-year high it hit earlier this summer after food prices soared.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said Consumer...
What is the pensions triple lock?
With inflation at its highest in 40 years uncertainty surrounds the pensions triple lock.
Here is a look at how the triple lock normally works...
UK/EU trade down, says Ireland’s Economic and Social Research Institute
Trade from the UK to the EU is down 16% compared to if Brexit had not happened, research has found.
Ireland has had a...